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Coyote trying to survive on White tail deer roadkill until the next meal, which could be days or even weeks away..

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Tom LeRoy		28-Feb-2014 22:01
An excellent image of the Coyote taking care of his basic needs. Great timing and strong photograph! V

Claude Gagnon		28-Feb-2014 12:15
C'est la loi de la nature! Très bien captée cette scène Jean :))

fotabug		28-Feb-2014 03:22
Amazing capture

Simon Chandler		27-Feb-2014 22:33
A stunning wildlife image. Excellent capture. v

Jean Chiasson		27-Feb-2014 22:26
Terrific image and timnig Jean vote

Karen Stuebing		27-Feb-2014 21:55
At least coyotes are equipped to live in the wild. They look so much like dogs who aren't. This is a great nature capture. I don't find it too graphic. V.

larose forest photos		27-Feb-2014 17:32
I assume the deer is a road kill? The coyote fortunately looks very healthy and I am glad it found a meal which will keep it going for some time yet. V

Tom Munson		27-Feb-2014 16:43
Great shot, Jean. That's just the way it is.

globalgadabout		27-Feb-2014 15:47
visceral scene expertly captured...the fresh venison must be a welcome meal in winter conditions..V

Hank Vander Velde		27-Feb-2014 14:36
Terrific image and great find Jean.

bill friedlander		27-Feb-2014 14:07
An amazing nature shot! A photographer nearby didn't deter him. V

Blandine Mangin		27-Feb-2014 12:14
impressionnant ! v

marie-jose wolff		27-Feb-2014 07:59
c'est cruel, mais c'est une superbe capture! V

Gerard Koehl		27-Feb-2014 05:38
Superbe capture de ce coyote. V

joseantonio		27-Feb-2014 05:30
Amazing capture. You were at the right place at the right moment (But that´s all about photography)V.

Jim Coffman		27-Feb-2014 04:09
The other side of nature! Well done,Jean!